The utility room in one of my rentals is in the center of the house without access to an exterior wall.

To be clear, I'm not making cold calls these days unless I'm tracking down a particular person, such as an heir, note or lien holder.Also, I have a call center that talks to my prospective clients before I do.Most of my calls, therefore are inbound, and most of those are legal professionals such as attorneys.I no longer use a fixed script however two important tools that I still use include:1) List of key questions to remember to ask (without sounding like an interrogation)2) Intake sheet that organizes my notes.

I now provide custom blinds and forbid them to be altered, after explaining to a young couple why beach towels, sheets and a tie-die flag with a marijuana leave in the center were not appropriate window treatments.  

Updating their railway system, the new home of the Red Wings, and plans for new shopping centers have been in the works for quite some time.

This versus a retail strip center with 8 tenants where a few can be dark but you are still cash flowing.6.

You have to check and make sure the door is not off center as well.

@Joseph Scorese, As you may have guessed, I'm still in the, "I don't know what I don't know" stage...but consider yourself on top of my list for professional advice as Grant Greene suggested!

This means that they allow me to get more money as the jobs reaches different stages.

I'm about the same stage of my real estate investing as you (although I have a principle place of residence already).Hope you continue learning and enjoy BP.

Hello Deep Pockets, what you will come to find out about me is I am a great listener, avid student,can think on my toes,love nature,am enthused about Christianity.My big dream is to own a hotel or motel and have a fellowship center on the property where meals are prepared, trips planned, and bible reading integrated into the business.